The Disgusting "Call Her Daddy" Brand of Female Empowerment, and JD Vance's Important Comment on Men, with Sean Davis and Sohrab Ahmari | Ep. 1411
October 2, 2026
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5 min readThe Cornell Case and the Collapse of Sexual Accountability
The Cornell fraternity case has become a flashpoint in a larger cultural war over sex, consent, and accountability—and the facts emerging from the case are far messier than the official narrative suggests. According to texts obtained from the alleged victim, days after the night in question she told one of the accused men, "None of the sexual stuff was illegal. None of it. And honestly, I really liked being with you." She later texted another defendant, "I love you, king." The fraternity president disinvited her from an upcoming Halloween party—and only then, Megyn Kelly argues, did her story begin to shift from regret to accusations of rape.
The Facts That Undermine the Narrative
Four of the seven fraternity brothers admitted to sexual contact with the alleged victim, but all insisted it was consensual. There were three threesomes over the course of the evening, involving four men total. The majority of those interviewed by university investigators said Jane Doe did not appear intoxicated. One fraternity brother, Julio Lopes, told investigators that she initiated sexual contact with him without asking for his consent. Another, Winston Lee, said he asked for her consent before engaging in a threesome and she replied, "We're all consenting adults here."
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What you'll learn
- 1 Timestamped Outline
- 2 (01:01) **Opening Monologue: Cornell Seven Case and Kathy Hochul's Appointment of Letitia James** - Megyn Kelly introduces the breaking news that New York Governor Kathy Hochul has appointed Attorney General Letitia James as special prosecutor in the Cornell fraternity sexual assault case.
- 3 (04:01) **New York Times Report on Fraternity Brothers' Statements** - Kelly reveals that leaked Title IX statements from six of the seven defendants contradict the accuser's narrative.
- 4 (15:41) **The Accuser's Text Messages and Timeline** - Kelly walks through the accuser's own texts in the days following the alleged assault, arguing they show a woman who initially saw the encounter as consensual.
- 5 (20:57) **The "Call Her Daddy" Podcast as Cultural Poison** - Kelly launches into a critique of Alex Cooper's "Call Her Daddy" podcast, blaming it for influencing young women like the accuser to treat casual sex as empowerment.
- 6 (28:52) **Sean Davis and Sohrab Ahmari Join the Discussion** - Kelly brings in her guests to react to the Cornell case and the broader cultural dynamics.
- 7 (35:43) **The University Title IX Kangaroo Court** - Ahmari details how Cornell's internal process already convicted one student, Scott Kirchmar, of "attempted sexual exploitation" without proper notice or opportunity to defend himself.
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Show Notes
Megyn Kelly discusses breaking news in the “Cornell 7” case as New York governor Kathy Hochul appoints Letitia James a special prosecutor. She's joined by Sean Davis, CEO and Co-Founder of The Federalist, and Sohrab Ahmari, US editor of UnHerd, to discuss the lies from Hochul and James about Jane Doe and the young men, what the Cornell “Jane Doe” said in her own words, how “Call Her Daddy” and its fake female empowerment helped lead to the outrageous “Cornell 7” situation today, and more. Then Sean continues to talk how we’re failing our young men and women as a society, Alex Cooper’s disgusting brand, JD Vance’s important comments about young white men, how the “Cornell 7” injustice might affect the 2026 midterms, the crucial moment in the Texas Senate race between James Talarico and Ken Paxton, whether Talarico can actually win in the state, Michelle Obama’s ridiculous new comments with Sharon Stone about men and pregnancy, the absurd spin on men and women, and more.
Davis- https://thefederalist.com/
Ahmari- https://unherd.com/
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